Puff Pastry
- Strain the flour and form a circle as shown on the drawing
- Pour the water into the circle and crumble the roller butter; form a nice smooth dough and leave it covered for a while
- Meanwhile, work the salt through the butter and make a square paste
- Now roll four thin flaps on the ball and place the slice of butter on the thick center
- fold the four thin flaps tightly around the butter; make sure that there is not too much dough on the sides of the slice
- Carefully roll out the crust into a 50 x 50 cm slab. Roll quietly without too much pressure and do not lift the roller
- Regularly rotate the slab during unrolling; if necessary, sprinkle some flour underneath so that the paste does not stick to the worktable
- Do not use too much flour because the crust will shrink during processing
- Dust the plaque well and fold it into 3-sided
- Always dusting
- Roll the obtained long slab slightly and fold it into 3-sided
- The crust has now got 2 half or 1 whole tour
- Leave the crust rested in plastic folded for at least 30 minutes
- Roll out the crust again to a 50 x 50 cm slice; fold in 3-sided, roll with and fold again in 3-sided
- In order not to lose the count, a print of 2 fingers is placed in the dough per whole round
- A drained puff pastry has 6 fingerprints